Yes, there are a number of projects.
I'd suggest that if you want technical explanations of individual projects, we're going to have the department stick around for the second half. They can really dig in as granularly as you'd like.
The kinds of projects that are starting to go ahead now include water and waste water, which we've discussed as having the potential to unlock housing. They also include small modular reactors, which could be part of the solution to generate non-emitting energy that's going to help power the Canadian economy and potentially create export opportunities down the road. The technology is not here today on a commercial basis, but making these big investments could actually create the opportunity to develop an industry that doesn't exist at scale.
The electrification of transit is a tremendous opportunity. We have connectivity, with a major fibre project in Manitoba that is going ahead. We have energy retrofits, as was discussed earlier. There's potential for the bank to deal with projects that improve energy transmission across provincial boundaries in my region of Canada, with projects like the Atlantic Loop or components of it.
There's no shortage of these kinds of projects. I actually would value the perspective of committee members as to what other kinds of projects we might be able to use the bank to fund, including those, for example, that might unlock a potential for more housing to grow the impact of the measures that Mr. Seeback has drawn attention to during his line of questioning.